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Abstract
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore the experience of work-study balance among clinical nursesin a nursing doctoral program.
Methods: The participants were nine clinical nurses in a nursing doctoral program. Data collection was conducted through in-depth interviews with participants from March 16 to March 31. Giorgi'sphenomenological method, consisting of four steps, was used for analysis.
Results: Through the in-depthinterviews of the participants, five essential themes and 11 sub-themes were derived. The five categories were¡°difficulty in actively demonstrating research capabilities as a doctoral student in the clinical field¡±, ¡°hard to devoteoneself to both studying and clinical work while straddling between them¡±, ¡°need support from both schools andhospitals for compatibility between work and study¡±, ¡°prioritizing oneself as a clinical nurse over oneself as astudent during the Ph.D. program¡±, and ¡°seeking an extended role after graduating from the nursing doctoralprogram¡±.
Conclusion: In order to help and support nursing doctoral students working as nurses, policies mustbe developed in schools and hospitals to support them. It is also suggested to establish a favorable environmentfor conducting nursing research in practice.
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Conflict, psychological, Nurses, Qualitative research, Role, Work-life balance
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